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Every psychopath

~ Marie Asmar ~ Deixe um comentário
Fabio L. Leite

“Every psychopath is, by definition, psychologically invincible. No matter how much you show him his mistakes and prove his crimes, he will continue not only proclaiming innocence, but singing victory.

The psychopath doesn’t feel guilt, doesn’t know what inner regret is, but flees from outer shame with an inflexible obstinacy, defending with the ferocity of a thousand lions the only moral heritage he has: self-love. That same self-love that the Christian systematically destroys every day by confessing his sins in an interior court where self-deception does not escape unscathed, is for the psychopath the supreme good, the weapon on which he depends to guarantee his livelihood, his social ascension, his success in the world.

Even when caught red-handed, with proof of his crime displayed before the eyes of the world, he will never admit: “I have sinned, I need forgiveness.” He will never suffer inwardly for having done wrong, for having wronged an innocent, for having wronged a brother, for having ruined a friend, or for having cowardly attacked an enemy in the back. Instead, he will produce out of the blue the most extraordinary subterfuges and rationalizations, appealing, if necessary and possible, to the most far-fetched and false pretense of erudition, so as not to give up. No tear of regret will ever run down his face, no sincere apology will ever come from his mouth.”

Olavo de Carvalho

Rightists and leftists

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“I do not divide human beings into rightists and leftists, nor into Catholics and non-Catholics (or Christians and non-Christians), nor into normal and abnormal, nor into good and bad, but into the two essential categories: those who desperately seek truth of existence and those who live perfectly well without it.

Members of the first category constitute a tiny fraction of the population, but I have already noticed that, for the sake of my mental and physical health, it would be best for me to avoid all contact with those of the second. I find in the Bible more than forty warnings against futile conversations, but in Brazil any lack of interest in the nit-picking in which most people consume almost all of their neurons is considered pedantry, elitism and lack of charity.”

Olavo de Carvalho

Pure evil

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“What f**ks humanity is not evil in its pure state: it’s hate towards Evil without the corresponding love towards the Good. People infected with this madness name hate “love”. They see as an expression of the Good only the evil practiced against those they envy. Every revolutionary feels and acts like that.”

Global political forces

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Fabio L. Leite

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According to the Brazilian philosopher Olavo de Carvalho, there are three, *and only three*, major global political forces today:

(1) The network of supranational people (mostly metacapitalists*), institutions, organizations and “unions” that not only do not depend on any one specific nation in particular, but to whom, the very existence of sovereign nations is an obstacle to their power.

(2) Russia and China as imperialistic global superpowers in the classic sense and which work more closely to each other than the common observer knows.

(3) Islam with its supreme aim of a global caliphate.

* Metacapitalists: big fortunes who achieved wealth through capitalism, but to whom the perspective of competition now bringing them down instead of up make them fear the bridge they crossed and want to burn it. They intend to become – and many have – dynastic families with a stable or ever increasing fortune being passed from generation to generation with no threat from the free market.

Notice two things: America is not there. America is country whose institutions have so occupied by globalists that they have successfully convinced many Americans that America is the problem. That also serves them to blame America for their imperialistic adventures around the world, because they do it from within American institutions. And when people around the world blame America for it, this allows them to create momentum to pass more laws to better restrain Americans, their values and their political action. Thus, the more the Globalists use America as their cannon fodder, and the more the international community attacks America for it, the stronger is their grip over American citizens, money and institutions.

The second is that no Church, not even the large Roman Catholicism has any influence on this whatsoever. One can argue that both Roman Catholicism and the more Westernized individuals and institutions of Orthodoxy are firmly instrumentalized by Globalism, others are under the influence of Moscow, and obviously, so many are still under Islam with all the problems this brings.

If there is something that members of the Church must realize, lay people and clergy, is that there is no compromise with any of these political forces. The Church is torn apart by today by the in-fight of those forces, when we should be helping each other to resist them. The problem is that we must give up the benefits they give us to do so. Give up money, prestige, spotlight, influence, real estate and overall worldly power. That takes courage, faith and hope. I pray we find all three to do it.